I've been breaking out my watercolors a bit more lately and have found myself painting a lot of autumn and winter themed illustrations. I thought I'd change things up a

A couple weeks ago, I shared 3 tricks for creating unique grit textures. This week, I'm sharing how to create a gritty photoshop texture brush using a

My newest font, Skinny Jeans, just went live this week! I've been making a point to share process info for the fonts I make (<a href="https://every-tuesday.com/espresso-roast-font-trio" target="_blank"

Grit textures are one of the quickest ways to add a handmade feel to digital art. By adding a little texture to edges, borders, blocks of color or even shadows,

In my online course, Lettering Layouts, we talk about how to pair different styles of lettering and creates beautiful, impactful messages with them. Sometimes it can be

If you love lettering and watercolors, you've probably come across the watercolor galaxy effect. Whether just as a beautiful texture, or incorporated into lettering, it's eye catching. Made from a

As much as I love having digital calendars at my disposal, there's still something about things written in by hand. If you feel this way too, this tutorial's for you.

When I first started using Procreate, I just selected the colors I needed at the time and went on my merry way. Once I became more comfortable with the program,

I'm so grateful for the kind feedback the watercolor floral save the date had a few months ago! I thought this week it would be fun to

This week, we're keeping things quick and easy with 3 simple pattern hacks applied to stationery borders in Adobe Illustrator: striped, chevron and polka dot. Borders in stationery design are

Ever dreamed of creating your own hand lettered font? Actually typing with *your* letterforms? I promise there are fewer better feelings when it comes to loving lettering than that ;)

Whether you're creating font or lettering styles that go together as a family or creating beautiful layouts with clear hierarchy, pairing type is important. When two styles are too similar